Our new paper about sheep and goat husbandry practices at Perdigões (4th–3rd millennium BC, Portugal) via sequential isotope analysis of tooth enamel is out! @icarehb.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1...
Our new paper about sheep and goat husbandry practices at Perdigões (4th–3rd millennium BC, Portugal) via sequential isotope analysis of tooth enamel is out! @icarehb.bsky.social link.springer.com/article/10.1...
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The Gran Dolina cave in the Atapuerca mountains of Spain is yielding more examples of cannibalism by H. antecessor, including the newly announced cut marks on a cervical vertebra of a toddler. 🧪🏺
Évora vai receber o quarto TAGi de 5 a 7 de fevreiro de 2026. Mais detalhes estarão disponíveis em breve.
28 days later published in @peercomjournal.bsky.social !
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Classroom/Library enrollment was down pretty bad in February. National chaos and uncertainly likely has something to do with it.
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Picture of a polished axe with zoom on a part of the edge showing distinctive polish.
1/3 New recommendation: Tomasso, Cnuts (@palaeoprop.bsky.social), Geerts, Vanmontfort & @veerlerots.bsky.social (2025). From polishing to burning: deciphering a Middle Neolithic hoard from Beringen Brouwershuis (Belgium) through functional analysis. doi.org/10.31219/osf... 🧪🏺 @traceolab.bsky.social
Our paper has reached 10k access in just 10 days!!! rdcu.be/eaePJ
When artistic photography meets archaeology!
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Well, alright, Neanderthals (or some groups of Neanderthals) could make and 'interpret' cave art. This makes it all the more pertinent to ask why they, on the whole, didn't engage in this activity.